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HUMSS 11A

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is discipline or branch of science that deals with human behavior.

a)

Social Science

b)

Psychology

c)

Socialism

2.

A therapy that helps couples prepare for marriage and after marriage.

a)

Premarital Counseling

b)

Couples Counseling

3.

It is sometimes called psychotherapy.

a)

Psych counseling

b)

Self Theraphy

c)

Individual Counseling

4.

Check the box that is NOT a core values of counseling.

a)

Human Dignity

b)

Autonomy

c)

Partnership

d)

Integrity

e)

Critical Thinker

5.

Quasi means 'not so'.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Core value that show the reflection of honesty and truthfulness.

a)

Autonomy

b)

Personal Integrity

c)

Respect for human diginity

d)

Responsible Caring

7.

He was a chemist and physicist, educator, and expert on human development and aging.

a)

Erik Homburger Erikson

b)

Robert James Havighurst

8.

Counselling are professionally trained individuals who help clients experiencing difficulties.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

It provides a ranges of services for addressing the client needs.

a)

Counselling

b)

Counsellor

c)

Counselee

10.

Principle of 'do no harm'.

a)

Maleficence

b)

Beneficence

c)

Nonmaleficence

11.

Check the box that states the type of counselling according to the number of participants.

a)

Family Counseling

b)

Couple Counseling

c)

Multiple Counseling

d)

Group Counseling

e)

Individual Counseling

12.

What is your greatest strength and greatest weakness?

4 lines
13.

(a)   is a single customer or person in counseling.

14.

Recognize the following types of counseling according to the nature concerns.


Bullying

a)

Personal/Social

b)

Academic/Educational

c)

Vocational/Career

15.

Recognize the following types of counseling according to the nature concerns.


Stress

a)

Personal/Social

b)

Academic/Educational

c)

Vocational/Career

16.

Recognize the following types of counseling according to the nature concerns.


School Adjustment

a)

Personal/Social

b)

Academic/Educational

c)

Vocational/Career

17.

Recognize the following types of counseling according to the nature concerns.


Preparation for Work

a)

Personal/Social

b)

Academic/Educational

c)

Vocational/Career

18.

Recognize the following types of counseling according to the nature concerns.


Sleep Difficulties

a)

Personal/Social

b)

Academic/Educational

c)

Vocational/Career

19.

Recognize the following types of counseling according to the nature concerns.


Stress

a)

Personal/Social

b)

Academic/Educational

c)

Vocational/Career

20.

Recognize the following types of counseling according to the nature concerns.


School Selection

a)

Personal/Social

b)

Academic/Educational

c)

Vocational/Career

21.

Arrange the stages of counseling respectively.


1. Once goals have been formulated, counselors and clients work on defining intervention strategies.


2. Counselors must establish an atmosphere where clients feel safe so that clients can share their innermost concerns, feelings, and thoughts.


3. Goal-setting is shared task and responsibility of counselors and clients.


4. Counselors gain an in-depth understanding of their clients through assessment.


5. Counselors complete research and evaluation throughout the counseling process to determine whether the interventions applied are appropriate and effective


6. It is said that the end goal of counseling is to empower clients to reach the point wherein they would have no need of counselors’ assistance as they journey through life

a)

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

b)

2, 4. 6, 1, 3, 5

c)

2, 4, 3, 1, 6, 5

d)

1, 2, 4, 3, 5, 6

22.

(a)   concerns include conflict with friends and bullying.

23.

(a)   concerns include stress, depression, relationship concerns, and identity issues.

24.

It is the type of counseling that prepares and assist clients in the work setting. (a)   Concerns

25.

(a)   concerns include selecting a school, adjusting to a new school, or surviving in a competitive school environment.